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Hello,

Using latest Cypress 12

I'm using this as a template to get some Cypress tests running in pre-Merge: https://learn.cypress.io/tutorials/running-our-tests-with-github-actions

But when I do ./cypress/e2e  as seen in the screenshot Github actions looks for the tests at /home/runner/work/RootFolder/RootFolder/cypress/e2e

What should my file path look like for the project directory?

Hi <@207743882237181952> I looked at https://learn.cypress.io/tutorials/writing-end-to-end-tests-with-cypress which is the lesson previous to https://learn.cypress.io/tutorials/running-our-tests-with-github-actions which you quoted. This tutorial was written for a Cypress legacy version 9 and it hasn't been updated for the current Cypress 10+ versions including Cypress 12. The repository containing the source material is https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-realworld-testing.

If you just want to see how GitHub actions work, then you can visit https://github.com/cypress-io/github-action which includes many working examples which run on the current Cypress 12.8.1 version. Check the main README and the examples directory.